Veritas: Entwined triangle of chill, thrill and hidden tenebris

VeritiesAuthor - Megha S. GuptaGenre - Thriller/ HorrorVerities is a thriller novel comprising of four different stories. Each story has tried to offer something special theme from the other stories. The cover Page of the book is so attractive and interesting.Thriller, action and horror is a mixture that gives the book attractive and interesting in reading. The author puts different images and symbols. The author has good command in English language.Gupta 's skillful story telling and evocative prose create a palpable atmosphere Where chilling secret and unexpected twist bound. The characters are complex And multifaceted. Their role system is very unique and interesting. I enjoyed reading this book and Book to Megha Gupta to be bloom in future like this.I wish her good luck.Thanks for this interesting Book.

Megha S. Gupta's Veritas is a masterclass in psychological suspense. The novel plunges readers into a labyrinth of deceit, where the boundaries between truth and falsehood are constantly shifting. Gupta's writing is both evocative and chilling, drawing readers into a world where secrets are buried deep and the stakes are high.The characters are complex and multifaceted, each harboring their own hidden agendas. Their interactions are fraught with tension, as their motives and desires clash. Gupta's ability to delve into the psyches of her characters adds a layer of depth and realism to the narrative.The plot is expertly crafted, with twists and turns that keep the reader guessing until the very end. The pacing is well-balanced, with moments of suspense interspersed with quieter, character-driven scenes. Gupta's prose is both elegant and powerful, creating a palpable atmosphere of dread and uncertainty.Veritas is a must-read for fans of psychological thrillers. It is a thought-provoking and haunting novel that will stay with readers long after the final page.

I really really enjoyed reading the book. The suspense, the twists, the thrill everything was perfect! Remarkable vocabulary is used for description which adds up the fun. I am really choosy about fiction but this book, I loved it! Also, the cover is very nice and interesting.

In "Veritas," Megha S. Gupta invites readers into a world where the line between truth and deception blurs with each turn of the page.Gupta's skillful storytelling and evocative prose create a palpable atmosphere where chilling secrets and unexpected twists abound. The characters are intricately woven into a tapestry of mystery, each harboring motives that deepen the intrigue. "Veritas" is a captivating journey into darkness, perfect for anyone seeking a gripping psychological thriller that leaves you guessing until the very end.

Veritas: Author Megha Gupta.Genre: Thriller/Horror.Veritas is a thriller novel comprising of 4 different stories. The cover page of the book looks interesting and is well curated. Each story has tried to offer something different from the other. The novel takes off on a thrilling note where you're sure to get hooked onto the suspense of what happens next.Thriller, action and horror is a mixture that gives the book an interesting read. The imagery created by the author is vivid. Also the descriptions that are used for unfurling the thrills and the suspense are used well through out the book. The author has good command over the language skills as well.The last story about the office games has a good creation of suspense bulit up, although I expected an unexpected end. The story on the paranormal experiences creates a nice chilling read. Also the story on which the book takes off manages to create a good enough suspense.Repitition of certain lines and phrases could have been replaced with other words. The triumph of the good over the bad is expected , but a different or unique way to end thriller novels take them to a different level altogether.I enjoyed reading the book and kudos to Megha for making such a great effort to compile interesting stories.Do pick up this novel if thriller and suspense is your cup of tea.

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